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Wireless Technology for Social Change: Trends in NGO Mobile Use
MobileActive.org shared news of the release of a new report on Wireless Technology for Social Change: Trends in NGO Mobile Use.
Introducing Biodiversity Conservation Kwahu in Ghana
Hello, After months and days of searching for a place to post my organisation's [Biodiversity Conservation Kwahu in Ghana] projects I am delighted that at long last Kabissa has made my dream a reality. We are a small community based organisation that seeks to change and transform our communnity into the twenty first century.Kwahu pronounced Kwawu is a community with a population of 1 millon to 700,000 people. The community was formed in April 2005 and has five employees, we work with government agencies and community members inthe numerous villages and towns.
Peace Building Conferences for Citizens of the 3 Northern Regions of Ghana
The Africa Peace Building Club is the only NGO in Ghana that works currently on educating the people of the three northern regions where is recently noted as conflict zones.
The organisation started the community conferencing since the year 2005 from region to region and also for those citizen of the north living in the south. Actually each of the three regions have its perculia problems and causes of conflicts and other forms of disturbances. some are CHIEFATANCY, LAND, POLITICAL, etc.
Quick Tech Links
Zimbabwe has launched a solar energy project for computers in schools. The project is a joint effort between the government and Mukonitronics Private Limited. The policy is running in parallel with a Government initiative to ensure all new teachers are computer literate.
South Africa is considering following the UK with a new bill to stop illegal downloads of music and video from the internet. If passed the law would require ISPs to monitor subscribers downloading.
eLearning Africa 2008: 3rd International Conference on ICT for Development, Education and Training, AICC, Accra, Ghana
The conference is a Pan-African educational event that nurtures cross-border understanding and learning on the continent. The success of this event in the last two years lies in its unique way of encouraging practitioners to interact across social, economic and geographical boundaries to find ICT solutions to educational problems faced in Africa.












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